By Max Nwogbo
That’s an interesting trend—corporate bond issuance increasing despite rising economic risks suggests that companies are trying to secure funding while they still can, possibly before borrowing costs rise further. It could also indicate that investors are still willing to take on risk, expecting strong returns.
Are there any specific sectors driving this surge in bond issuance? And are we seeing a shift toward higher yields to compensate for the risks?
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